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Wyld Samurai

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  1. 4 hours ago, Charlie M. said:

    Luger's Torture Rack was a good one because of the way he applied it.

    The Crossface Chickenwing always looked painful.

    I think the Choke Slam can be both the best and worst finisher. It depends almost entirely on the guy taking the move. I remember the way X-Pac used to take one made it look like the most devastating move ever.

    The crossface chicken wing is indeed painful. Just hard to pull off unless your brother is considerably smaller than you. :)

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  2. 1 hour ago, BEN! said:

    I don't know this world where the brand names 'Raw' and 'SmackDown' have any relevance outside of the pro wrestling bubble.  Non-fans might know there's wrestling on Monday nights but they don't know 'Raw' as anything.  I mean, I don't talk about this stuff with normal people but I think 'Raw' sounds salacious and 'SmackDown' sounds like an amateur tough guy contest or a monster truck rally.

    Just having different colors while both shows feature WWE-branded championships and WWE logos everywhere including the bug on the screen is just the same show on different nights.  Look how people seem to think NXT is separate from the larger WWE "Universe" even though it's all under the same umbrella.  Even if NXT was exactly the same, I don't think it would get the same recognition if it were referenced as the 'Next Brand'.  They don't have to use WCW but they need some kind of alphabet soup to differentiate the two brands.  I'm just saying WCW cause other than the WWE library, the WCW footage would have to be their largest video library already being exploited on the WWE Network.  The event names are available and the championships would have provenance.  Also, 2K didn't bring in Goldberg this year or Sting a couple of years ago because they were big WWE Superstars.

    Raw, SmackDown, NXT or WWE, WCW, NXT.  It's all going to end the same way again in a few years when they get bored with it anyway.

    We appear to be a collective of old fogies with graying body hair. Brands do come and go, and it was just 21 years ago that Superstars was the WWE's main show... and NWA had Wored Championship Wrestling which late gave way to WCW Saturday Night. 

    Brands come and go.. just like marriages... or unions. Sometimes they just run their course. Smackdown as a brand hasn't been relevant in probably close to 10 years. 

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